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Old 11-30-2001, 12:02 PM   #4
Chevyguy
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My car shifts great with just a new clutch cable replacing the stretched out original. The catch was my quadrant is not broken and adjusted perfetly after replacing the clutch and cable. Lots of guys have had the plastic quadrant break, I decided to wait till my stock quadrant breaks before putting an adjustable one in. I also went with the FMS A-302 clutch to avoid the requirment of an aftermarket quadrant.
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